| It has been a convention, if we are talking about conventions, that members are allowed a lead-in to a debate. |
| It's a powerful transition, and a smooth lead-in to characters who are now young men, 15 years later. |
| All patients began a reduced-energy diet at the onset of the placebo lead-in period and followed the diet for the first 52 weeks. |
| After a lead-in period from last year, this means that from this year onwards, a grower who plants any seed potatoes, other than certified basic seed, is breaking the law. |
| The longer-than-expected lead-in time will allow employers time to prepare for the full implementation of the regulations. |
| After the lead-in, the rest of the book consists of colour plates with extended captions that are as interesting as the photographs themselves. |
